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Initial stub for gizmo page I made on my phone. Will fix it up with formatting, spellchecks and images later

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Do you hate knowing what you’re doing and not having every piece of your being rot away? Then Interfacr Science might be the science for you.

The goal of interface science is to make your own interface by interpretating the functionalities of gizmo’s, using signallers, Integrated Circuits, voice command or even more.

Two gizmo’s have been delivered to science prior to your arrival here, and you can order more through cargo or you can sometimes find them in maintenance.

You can just dive into it blind, and you will figure it out soon enough. The rest of this page just goes over the basics and some hints for if you do not enjoy the initial struggle.

'''Getting Started'''
Gizmo’s most often have a wire interface. Simply pulse the wires in a sequence of 3; correct guesses are marked by chimes, incorrect guesses by buzzes and completed sequences by clicks.

When you correctly guess a sequence, marked by a creak, something WILL happen. It’s up to you to utilize it :)

'''Hints'''
If you are really stuck, there’s a few hints:
- Gizmo’s are like clumsy remotes. Maybe you can’t change the channel because the TV isn’t on.
- Every creak does something, always. If you’re not getting feedback, perhaps you changed something inside the machine.
- Maybe wear protective gear or turn on your suit sensors. Not really a hint but gizmo’s may explode
- Some gizmo’s will change visually to hint at what they do. Look for a power cell or reagent tank once you think you’ve turned it on.
- Gizmo’s don’t change behaviour randomly.

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